BACHELOR OF TEACHING (PRIMARY EDUCATION) WITH HONOURS

(BTPSE)

JANUARY 2018

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It gives me immense pleasure to address you all on the auspicious occasion of our Alumni Meet. A day
like today is very important for us, as it provides us the opportunity to meet with many of our students
after a long time as well as provides them a chance to meet each other, their former teachers and other
staff members. It also enables the alumni to notice the changes & developments happened in the
school then and now.

5.0 CONCLUSION

“All birds find shelter during the rain. But Eagle avoids rain by flying above the clouds.
Problems are common, but attitude makes the difference”.-by Dr.A.P.J Abdul Kalam
Ceaseless flow of thanks from my heartbeats my turn into a deluge which I know my pen
would love as always Thanks of the level of immense propensity to all the luminaries on
stage once again and also to all the Parents, Guardians, Guests and the tons of untiring
efforts of endless number of students and teachers. Once again we welcome you all.
Welcome, Welcome, Welcome.

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